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Greater Adelaide Regional Plan engagement resources

Draft Greater Adelaide Regional Plan

The draft Greater Adelaide Regional Plan can be accessed via the Regional Planning Portal. The Portal outlines the vision and strategic planning direction for Greater Adelaide over the next 15 to 30 years, offering unprecedented access to South Australia's statewide planning and infrastructure framework.

Explore the draft Greater Adelaide Regional Plan

Engagement documents

draft Greater Adelaide Regional Plan (PDF 7.2 MB)

Greater Adelaide Regional Plan Summary (PDF 4.2 MB)

Greater Adelaide Regional Plan Summary - Easy Read Version (PDF 2.4 MB)

Greater Adelaide Regional Plan what we heard (PDF 133.5 KB)

Greater Adelaide Regional Plan climate change fact sheet (PDF 199.2 KB)

Greater Adelaide Regional Plan engagement process fact sheet (PDF 105.4 KB)

Greater Adelaide Regional Plan housing diversity fact sheet (PDF 105.8 KB)

Greater Adelaide Regional Plan infrastructure fact sheet (PDF 104.3 KB)

Greater Adelaide Regional Plan living locally fact sheet (PDF 99.2 KB)

Greater Adelaide Regional Plan frequently asked questions (PDF 326.8 KB)

Greater Adelaide Regional Plan housing and land supply targets fact sheet (PDF 510.5 KB)

Greater Adelaide Regional Plan proposed Kudla growth area and Northern Park Lands (PDF 3.2 MB)

Greater Adelaide Regional Plan - Proposal to Initiate (PDF 1.1 MB)

Greater Adelaide Regional Plan Engagement Plan Stage 2 (PDF 823.1 KB)

Greater Adelaide Regional Plan technical guide (PDF 2.4 MB)

Greater Adelaide Regional Plan Survey - Easy Read Version (PDF 343.8 KB)

Greater Adelaide Regional Plan Discussion Paper Engagement Report (PDF 771.9 KB)

Greater Adelaide Regional Plan Discussion Paper what we heard (PDF 277.4 KB)

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